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Chapter 491 Emergency Mission

Player?

Ma Lu had often played Red Ridge before, but it was always on the console, using the screen, where every character would have their name displayed above their heads, and the players' IDs were usually very flamboyant, so they were easy to recognize.

Moreover, with the new skin just released, the world was full of Blood Demon skins, making it even easier to identify.

However, the player in front of Ma Lu didn't have an ID over his head, nor did he have a skin, although he had mentioned that he had bought one, but for some reason, it wasn't showing.

Also, instead of having conversation boxes pop up over his head, it had turned into something like telepathy.

Noticing so many abnormalities, Ma Lu was already having a foreboding feeling.

Meanwhile, the skeleton was circling him 360 degrees, appreciating him from different angles, and would even pause suddenly in between,

likely using the game's built-in tools to take screenshots, and not forgetting to exclaim once more at the end.

"It looks so much like him, exactly like in reality, even that slightly annoying demeanor is perfectly replicated. I'm going to post this on the forum for everyone to see."

"Hey, wait a minute."

Ma Lu wanted to stop the player, but the skeleton had already stopped responding and was standing there quietly, resembling an instructor in a medical college.

He obviously was the impatient sort, having left the game to post on the forum right after saying that.

Initially, Ma Lu planned to stand there and wait for him to come back; he had many questions to ask.

But in less than half a minute, a goblin suddenly appeared in his field of view.

Ma Lu glanced at the goblin, then looked at the goblin corpse on the ground, noting they both had blue skin.

He thought, could it be that the family had come knocking?

The player, thrilled to post on the forum, even picked an explosive title to attract more clicks—Shocking! Someone has actually traveled into the game!

He then uploaded three photos of Ma Lu he had taken.

It wasn't long before there were responses below:

—Wow! There's actually a human in this creepy game, and isn't that, uh... Boss Ma?

—Fake at first sight, obviously photoshopped, boring, let's disperse, folks.

—Didn't you say it might have been an NPC?

Everyone was still here discussing and guessing whether this casually dressed Ma Lu was a Photoshopped image.

Suddenly, someone on the 99th floor got excited

—Where did you spot Boss Ma?

—Why, are you planning on respawning and sending him a wave of kills?!

—No, you guys log into the game now, check the announcements, the system just popped up an emergency quest named "Rescue Boss Ma."

—What?

—What? x2

—What? x10086

Players who had been aimlessly browsing the forum logged into their game accounts in a hurry.

Indeed, they found an additional quest in their quest log, which was highlighted in bold and red.

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[Emergency Task: Boss Ma visits the Abyss for an inspection. Due to a careless artist drawing the magic circle incorrectly, the teleportation location for Boss Ma has deviated. All players are asked to temporarily cease their current activities and rescue Boss Ma, safely escorting him back to town]

[Task Rewards: 3000 cake coupons fragments, 1000 Blood Clams, 3 Purple Bones]

This task from top to bottom emitted a sense of abstraction, what does it mean by Boss Ma coming to inspect the work? He's just a small restaurant boss, how does he end up inspecting in the Abyss?

And aren't magic circles supposed to be crafted by formidable Witch Demons, Bone Dragons, and Black Wizards? Why blame a poor artist for it?

We're all adults here, and we know that everything in the game is created by the development team. But isn't the immersion what makes gaming fun? Red Ridge actually does a decent job on the details.

The server has been live for over a month now, and detail enthusiasts have scoured much of the game's lore and settings, finding no conflicts, with many details even reinforcing each other, which is truly commendable.

It's clear that the project team has put effort into crafting this virtual world, so why would they suddenly stop performing?

Or maybe the project team thought that abstract culture was quite popular online recently and decided to give everyone an abstract task to liven up the atmosphere.

Although the task was somewhat poorly designed, upon seeing the incredibly generous rewards offered, everyone had only one thought left in their minds—save Boss Ma!!!